Coronavirus Cases Update December 2020
Latest Lab Confirmed Coronavirus Cases On December 31, 2020 there were 911 positive cases of COVID-19 in Madison County. 6,857 … Read More
Celebrate the Holidays Safely
Take steps to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Every gathering, every shopping trip, and every travel plan increases the chances … Read More
2020 Lunsford Festival Ballad Swap
Watch the Ballad Swap, part of the 2020 Bascom Lamar Lunsford Music of Appalachia Festival, which was held virtually this … Read More
Coronavirus Cases Update November 2020
Latest Lab Confirmed Coronavirus Cases On November 30, 2020 there were 610 positive cases of COVID-19 in Madison County. 5,209 … Read More
What Makes a Person a Superspreader?
The word “superspreader” refers to someone who is infected with COVID-19 and passes it to a whole lot of other … Read More
Why Do COVID-19 Infections Go Up So Quickly?
Infections are exponential (think of a curved line shaped like a J). Let’s assume that each person infected will infect … Read More
Slow COVID NC
Download SlowCOVIDNC and you can help slow the spread of COVID-19. Download the SlowCOVIDNC Exposure Notification app, enable your Bluetooth … Read More
If You Must Gather for the Holidays
This fall, much of the transmission of the coronavirus is happening across all age groups at small indoor gatherings. Several … Read More
Sorting Truth From Fiction
Improve your ability to spot misinformation and learn to avoid being duped. A key approach is the Stop, Investigate, … Read More
Coronavirus Cases Update October 2020
Latest Lab Confirmed Coronavirus Cases On October 30, 2020 there were 359 positive cases of COVID-19 in Madison County. 4,240 … Read More
COVID-19 Outbreaks & Clusters in North Carolina
This weekly report shows COVID-19 outbreaks and clusters in North Carolina. Reports are from congregate living settings, child care programs, … Read More
New Guidance for Private Gatherings
North Carolina has seen increased hospitalizations and trajectory of cases in recent weeks. Governor Cooper announced the state would remain … Read More